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Tectonic Evolution of the Arctic Region Since the Ordovician. By L.A. Lawver, L.M. Gahagan, and D.A. Campbell 2000, University of Texas Institute for Geophysics July 9, 2000.
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Tectonic Evolution of the Arctic Region Since the Ordovician By L.A. Lawver, L.M. Gahagan, and D.A. Campbell 2000, University of Texas Institute for Geophysics July 9, 2000
The following animationis an abbreviated version,showing reconstructions every 50 million years. The original animation shows reconstructions from 450 to 0 Ma,every 1 million years.
Ordovician Late Caradoc ã PLATES 2000 UTIG
Devonian Late Praghian ã PLATES 2000 UTIG
Carboniferous Tournaisian ã PLATES 2000 UTIG
Carboniferous Kasimovian ã PLATES 2000 UTIG
Permian Tatarian ã PLATES 2000 UTIG
Jurassic Early Sinemurian ã PLATES 2000 UTIG
Jurassic Kimmeridgian ã PLATES 2000 UTIG
Cretaceous Late Albian ã PLATES 2000 UTIG
Paleogene Late Ypresian ã PLATES 2000 UTIG
Quaternary ã PLATES 2000 UTIG
We wish to thank the PLATES’ sponsorsfor their support:Conoco, Elf, Exxon, Norsk Hydro, and Statoil.
For more information, contact:Lisa M. GahaganInstitute for GeophysicsUniversity of Texas at Austinplates@ig.utexas.edu